Fruit Stand Drawing for Kids

When you start your drawing, it’s helpful to begin with simple lines and shapes. This way, you can build a strong foundation for your fruit stand. Once you have the basic outline, you can focus on adding details and features that make your stand unique. Remember to save the coloring for later; it’s a fun way to finish off your artwork! If you enjoy the bold look of dark outlines, try using a thin black marker to trace over your pencil lines at the end. This will give your drawing a nice, finished touch. Get ready to create your own fruit stand; there are nine steps in this lesson that will guide you along the way!

Time Needed: 45 minutes

1. Draw the Canopy

   

   First, outline the long, bumpy shape of the canopy. Feel free to use a ruler to help create the straight edges.

2. Add the Striped Pattern

   

   Draw vertical lines along each bump of the canopy to create its striped pattern.

3. Attach the Signboard

   

   Add a rectangular signboard on top of the canopy and write “FRUITS” on it.

4. Outline the Legs

   

   Outline a thin pair of supporting legs for the fruit stand.

5. Form the Table

   

   Form a large rectangular table under the canopy.

6. Add the Boxes

   

   Draw two rectangular boxes placed on top of the table.

7. Draw the Baskets

   

   Draw wide-shaped baskets in front of the fruit stand.

8. Add the Fruits

   

   Fill the boxes with small fruits like apples and oranges. Then, draw larger fruits such as watermelons and pineapples inside the baskets, similar to the illustration.

9. Color the Fruit Stand Drawing

   

   First, color the canopy with red and white stripes. Now, use light brown for the supporting legs and dark brown for the table. Next, shade the boxes and signboard with a cream color. Then, color the baskets blue. Shade the apples red, the oranges a vibrant orange, and the pineapples yellow. Finally, use shades of green for the fruit leaves and watermelons.